Dalton Sessions Series by Dalton Douglas

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  • Sound Check, Setlists & Second Chances: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #1)
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    Sound Check, Setlists & Second Chances: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #1)

    Dalton Douglas

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    The Beantown Bastards didn’t mean to go viral. They also didn’t mean to become the internet’s new obsession—the kind that demands access, invents stories, and punishes anyone who won’t perform on command. So the band runs to Dalton, Maine: a small town with strong coffee, stronger boundaries, and a community that treats privacy like a civic duty. Jack Harrigan is the frontman everyone thinks they know—charming, talented, and one bad day away from cracking under the weight of being watched... more

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  • Kick Drums, Crescendos & Kindred Spirits: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #2)
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    Kick Drums, Crescendos & Kindred Spirits: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #2)

    Dalton Douglas

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    Mason Callahan has rules. Lots of them. Rules keep him steady. Rules keep him safe. Rules keep the world from getting its hands on him. Unfortunately, the paparazzi have arrived in Dalton anyway—and the harder Mason tries to control the narrative, the louder the outside noise becomes. Enter Rory Calder: calm, unreadable, and built like a policy manual with a pulse. Rory doesn’t flirt. He doesn’t perform. He assesses, plans, and enforces boundaries with quiet, lethal competence... more

  • Crowd Noise, Cute Boys & Comebacks: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #3)
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    Crowd Noise, Cute Boys & Comebacks: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #3)

    Dalton Douglas

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    Theo Meredith is the kind of guy people describe as sweet—like sweetness is a public resource. When a reporter resurfaces the story Theo spent years trying to outgrow—childhood bullying, humiliation, and the moment softness became a target—the internet treats it like content. Theo treats it like a door slamming shut. Caleb Shaw is Dalton through and through: steady, capable, and quietly protective in a way that doesn’t ask permission. He doesn’t need Theo to be tougher... more

  • Blue Notes, Bold Lies & Backstage Kisses: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #4)
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    Blue Notes, Bold Lies & Backstage Kisses: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #4)

    Dalton Douglas

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    Dom D’Angelo is the band’s loudmouth bassist—the one with the jokes, the swagger, and the ability to derail any serious moment in under ten seconds. What the world doesn’t know? Dom is brilliant. Classically trained. Jazz obsessed. And terrified that if anyone expects too much of him, he’ll fail. Micah Sterling is the label’s polished fixer: smooth suits, sharp instincts, and a talent for turning messy problems into neat narratives... more

  • Riders, Roadies & Real Feelings: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #5)
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    Riders, Roadies & Real Feelings: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #5)

    Dalton Douglas

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    Duncs Donnelly is the band’s drummer: quiet, talented, and always tapping out a rhythm like his body needs something steady to hold onto. Miles Keane is a roadie with a checklist, a toolbox, and a built-in sense of responsibility for everyone else’s problems—especially the ones no one talks about. When tour demands collide with the reality of being watched, scheduled, and endlessly “on,” Duncs starts slipping into overwhelm. Miles sees it immediately... more

  • Encores, Emotional Displays & Extra Kisses: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #6)
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    Encores, Emotional Displays & Extra Kisses: A Romantic Comedy (Dalton Sessions #6)

    Dalton Douglas

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    Bradley “Blum” Bloom never wanted to be the band’s accidental manager. He just wanted everyone to stop making things worse. Kenny Whitman never wanted to be a headline, either—but as Dalton’s mayor, he’s learned that leadership means taking the hit first. When label pressure escalates into a full-blown showdown and the paparazzi come back louder, Dalton’s peace becomes collateral damage... more

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